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I have the opposite problem. My mac mini turns on automatically every day and had everything hooked up directly. It would randomly eject my two USB drives which caused a lot of grief.

After searching around on forums I found others with the same problem - and a solution: Plug the two drives in a hub. I used a non-powered one. Been running perfectly ever since.

It was horribly slow here till I disabled Spotlight (general / home button / spotlight).

Before that it would only run decently right after a reboot.

There has been no global launch. Just a couple of extra countries. Yes, I am grumpy.

Limechat was well worth its higher price and support and development has been nice and steady. I recommend Limechat to anyone looking for a great IRC client for iPhone.

"Meanwhile, though TV shows have been available for download in the iTunes Store since 2005, only 375 million shows have been downloaded in that time -- compared to nearly 9.5 billion songs downloaded over the same period. With a reported 125 million iTunes Store accounts, that equates to an average of 76 song downloads per customer compared to a paltry 3 TV episodes downloaded."

This is not a relevant number, though, as a large part of the 125 million do not have access to TV shows.

The iPad is only underwhelming, if you have an exceedingly underwhelming imagination.

I'm using one Mini (core duo 1.6GHz) to run Plex and serve up music in the house.

My other mini (PPC 1,25 GHz) runs MorphOS as a desktop.

It's a port of an Amiga game.

The original had slightly better lighting after a couple of updates, but having tried the iPhone version it still looks very nice in motion. It looks like the first 3D acceleration version on the Amiga.

It's a better game than GTA 2 in my opinion (which was a step down from the first one even though it was prettier) and I've had far more fun with it than any of the 3D GTA games that followed.

I've got a WiMAX receiver here and response times are around 40-50 ms for me. It's quite fast and reliable, but then again the transmitter is far from fully populated :)

Sorry, but no. It's not so flowery. Nordisk Film Interactive specifically chose Merlin to come with a statement in their press release, because Merlin is not the kind of place that shifts a lot of consoles, because it's a crummy place to shop.

Looking at stats from gamer forums PS3 comes in a distant third place (around 1:3 at best for PS3 vs either of the two other consoles).

It's sadly not the first time NFI have issued a press release that's questionable at best. It probably won't be the last time either. That doesn't change the fact that PS3 is far from number one in the Danish market.